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LA BICICLETA - La Guacha - Desaparecer

ChilePublished November 4, 2014

Views 126K  |  Likes 1.05K  |  Comments 37
Views#4,155,738Global
Views#12,145Chile

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La Bicicleta ProduccionesLa Bicicleta Producciones
24.3K subs•224 videos•Sep 2013

This video has 126K views and 1.05K likes, ranking #4,155,738 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

126,571

Likes

1,055

Comments

37

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Total (all-time): $89 – $253

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

Octavo capitulo de la segunda temporada de las sesiones acústicas de la Bicicleta Producciones esta vez la banda liderada por Soledad de Rio nos presenta "Desaparecer " un bolero directo al corazón " todo íntimamente junto a la guitarra de Juan Pablo Escares .

Published
November 4, 2014
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